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If you want to get slowed up, go
to Carothers & Greene's.
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For SALE-Farm of y acres, near
suburbs of town, good new house, 6 rooms
and cellar, good orchard of four to five hun
dred trees, barn. three wells. D acres in cul-
tivation, balance pasture, small fruit. 4 bar
gain. Address this otIice.
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We are now receiving a choice
line of Dress Goods, which we Of
fer at prices to suit the times.
BENNINGTON & FOWLER.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

AZ the solicitation Of many teachers and
friends i hereby announce myself candi-
date for the Office OF County School Commits
siouer for Adair County.
j. o. TRU1TT,
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We are authorized TO announce d. y. KEN
NEEDY, Principal OF the hirksville Public
schools, as a candidate for the Office OF School
Commissioner for Adair county
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For corn, corn chop and meal,
try A. l.. Holms at the Variety
Wood Works.
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BORN.

WADDILL-To the wife Of A. F.
Waddill, Jan. Both, a girl; weight
IL pounds.
MILLER To Mr.. and Mrs. Ny
ron Miller, Feb. ed, boy.
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Money Saved is Money Twice Earned.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1887-02-25

Brasfeld & Kellogg has some
choice clover seed.
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If you want the best shoe in
town call ON Brewington & Fowler.
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Leave orders for groceries at
the store of Evans & Shaver.
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Don't You Forget 1t.

j. I. Fowler, the Merchant Tai
lor, north side of the square, want
everybody to call and see his spring
goods before buying. 1t will cost
you nothing to examine the goods
and you will save money if you
buy. Come right along.
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Boilers and engines bought and
sold at the Kirksville Iron Works.
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FOR SALE-A good farm. IF
YOU wish to buy andwaut a be gain. Address
tl:is AP. Willard
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We have lovely line of laces
very low. Please look at them.
BENNINGTON & FOWLER.
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At the urgent request Of many friends and
teachers, Thereby snnouee myself as candi-
date for the Office OF School Commissioner ioT
Au Il No""'i FRANK PRoPST.
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THATCHER
For low intereston farm loans.

Farm Loans.
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The Brown corn planter and Gull
tiyator ut Carothers & Greene's.
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mt n helis are scare, but these who vrite 20
Hill S,n.ou Co Portland, HsHe, III reeve
EHI fre- fnH information atolt work ~h.cn
"I1st th.T Gao do. and live a. houe,thst xii ray
" ~ LIZ iheu ffom 3 TO - per day. Scnle ave
earned over 81 day Either ss1 yuur or Oh tapai
NOT reoured Yoa are started free Those who ;Art 81
are sbsoIisy sure Of suug iIe fortunsA AL Is re~
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DIED.

Infant son Of d. II. and Velma
Crawford, at Prairie Bird, Feb.
10th, 1887. Born Feb. 18th,
1887,
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\ ffteen-year-old girl by tie
name of Hattie France, who was
in the employ Of Jacob Hcsinger,
living two miles southwest of
Green City, last Tuesday during
Mr.. Holsingers absence, disguis-
ed herself in one of his best suits
of clothes, got astride one of his
horses and went to John Blanch-
ards. where she tried to sell the
horse. But Mr.. Blanchard sus-
pecting something was wrong did
not buy the horse, though he did
not detect that the would-be-seller
was a girl. She thtn rode on a
short distance and turned the
horse loose. Miss Francie was ar
rested and given a hearing in
Squire Smiths court at Green
City and was bound over for he1
appearance at the next term OF
circuit court. jacob Holsinge1
went on her bonds which was fix
at 500. -Greencastle Indepen-
dent.
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Common to Prime s3 eo9S4 co. while Choice and Extra
ranged from sD to 6 With emily "a head eIeeedin! %
Bulls sold at s2dS2 90 few at retail for ntte more
money! Old oxen at SO 7Od$4 rs aud Colonel 0lce sod
8 "baudbOxss " at SO per head . ,,., !,
Shipments TO-DAY 760 quarters OF cee In tho Adratc anu
90 Live Sheep IN the Murle. ,o. -. r
Sales D. Mcpherson AZ Colorado Texans IlOo 10 aver
So 80 per 100 10 l05 10. MA u at 81 30 % DO
81 rs per 100 do 1875 n at 81 10 Is DO l3o5 70 80
81 7O 1876 do l4l5 10 at ~ so 10 do 1913 10 - ~ 10
Kentucky DO 1881 10 at "a 40 80 do l22 10 at ~ -;
per 10 II do l243 TO- At - l0 10 Colorado 90 i52o TO-
81 "a do 1920 10 at So 10 ~ DO LOS ~ AT % oo
Culver ~ Virginia -teers l4s5 10 aver
SIS per 100 10 % do 1891 10 at - 80 Y 40 1922 10 a.
i2sl ID at "a So 2l Indiana DO 1904 TO- at ~ 20 10 90
1928 ID. ST. Is 10 do 1872 IT, at - western no. i'oo
H. Koseathal 40 St Louis steers 1929 average At
81 O5 100 ID 10 Ohio DO 1900 al II ~ IL w. i-'"
70. at "a so 4 do. 1917 10 at - 80. 1870 ,o, 49, mara
CATNES-R"ceips we're 992 head ana some QUO OF noo
wero held yesterday. Grassers SLOW AT Zhd-1c
per N and and mixed lots sold al tho way iIoni
5 10 &C. Vsas ruled with Poor 10 Prime selling at
to .c and a few selected Iarlems and Bucks county
brought SLd9c. ono
sSHEEP AND LAMBs.-Receipts were 81 cars OF sos
head-36 cars 0Ots ard 10 ears al Jersey Guy lolA
% g42 head against iVt
There was no Improvement the OF Sheep but GOOD
while trash o which there was ao
gether too much IN tho sold low figures Lambs OF
quality hru and shade higher Win
Common rncha ngod. Most oil the offerings were sold
Gull Sheep sold at 2Ss Sc per 0unch OF Cppei iohss
do to Good Native do at l. asc WIN
deck OF Primo bringing DC. Ordinary 10 Choco Lamos
sold al D. &c and 2s3 Extra States At &c "a -..
Receipts 81 cars, OF l3i hesl-zo osLs ~
az Jersey CITY aud 70 cara 40ls Total for TOUR Gays
heat AGAINST head the same time last week
sales reported Market nomnay steady fer Live hoss
at ~ - 10 per 100 10
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LIVE ST OK MARKET.

NV YORK. Wednesday. oct 20- BEENES Re cpts
100 ot 3.OSG hoad-l43 at JeGs CITY and
East side slang ht,rer. Total Tor four days
1852 head, against Gji head Or The tmr last week
Tho trading confined 10 Jersey lily. where with -
carod, held there 40 carloads all for -e
the supply extremely heavy There was largo
Go0i cattle from 1850 Ia 1900
droves really Choice Steers. with fair show
Of Coluralo ard Halt bro dis while OF ght Common
Natives there not such an excessive supply.
The market slew aud buyers hah things their own
fell OF from 10 to 25c per 100 ~ and with
demand OF Importance saugbters cnud not be
all tho offerings at tho prevailing low
At 1850 NJ over 80 Carloads were unsold and II
thought they would about be carr .ed over
Coloaos hangers and Hsfbrceds sod az 81 10 0f3 70
Poorest Natives down So 80 with general sales Of
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
p.,. - ,J, pt..r V,,,sis AMI PUiP2I[;.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-With accounts from abroad the specula
tive At the outset First prices IN
lic.f,d an adj Of 20 points and OF 90
noiut, on remote months. but before the close a
took nlacc in All deliveries. nnal figures
being: January. l6t01lgi5i Fe6ru4ry 1880 l94 ~
Mach 1910. April 1880 1886, May 1926 Dle 30
June l6i5al6 -; July. 1900 l6 10 August. 1880
iU5 September 10 rs l595octobsr $40 l6h5 Novem
December. 1855 10 80 The ranges on
the different months were January !663sl6A0; tebTu
ary 10 GOd 1890; March 1864 1910; april; lb600
1880. Nav. I64ja CO. June 1900 leo; J my,
1880: October l6s5aI6.70; November. l670al64
December 1854 1000. on the actual market there was
little Value. quoted at loac for for far RIG
spot sales 1000 bags low grade santos lSc ana
500 tho OF tho above quotations The lldcr
STYLES neglected.
TOrTON-rhc demand continued light but with firm OPP
IN values firmly maintained Sales 3Ol bales
t6j las. evening" all OF which Tor consumption The
plr to-day sgatsd 4O7s bales comparing with
male. the last week and 81 70l bales the cor
last The total receipts since
! have been i.6io3"i bales, comparing with
52 744 Dalos for the corresponding persd last year
the American standard o. cAsshcAsa
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1--WE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO. oct 26.-Cdnie-Recept. last % hours were
GB5 week thus Tar 1913 head same tne
87lj head Consigned through 20 cara IL cars
oi which New YORK; sale; market declined
25c from MONDAY TO Medium at S. 1915 40
last "a hours we're G.@OD head stA Tor
600 head For tlme last week 80
through J. Is OF which 10 New ork
10 cars for sale cul Good to Choice 50 75dsi 10
loads Canadian Lambs sale. mostly sold at 50 800
So 50.
Hogs- Receipts last hours 1910 head. Total FOR
- 81 Of which 70 New YORK:
81 hrm and higher. but closed
ash.de Mixed Pig aud Light forkerss4 % % Sc
lectsd Workers 10. Selected Medium weights
Mixed Heavy Ends IS 80 ~ O5i stays
S3OpG3 % al offerings taken. 90 .
CHICAGO. Stock Yards. oct. 26.-The DrorerS'
5000 head: market lower shipping steers s. ~ ~
srockers Feeders ST 10 az 0 cows Bulls and Mixed
20 TO- Texans III IS 81 70 Western Rangers ~ "
1873 30.
Hogs- Receipts $1,000 head shpm-nts 1000 head.
market steady; Mixed - 81 81. Heavy - 250
~ Light -. ~kips IS lOAsi %.
g. 300 head shipments 900 heal Make.
steady - 20 Western IS 90 rs iO TeIaus
81 ga 8 D. Lambs. - 20 . 50.
me JoVred special sblcgram from London quote.
supply cattle and steady Good 10 Best
Amercin steers II nc per % estimated dead weight
LOUIS oct 2o-,dtue-krceUts 300 head. ship
100 head. steady Chscs Heavy Native
Steers - q Gooi s. Uat4 20. Butchers
Far IS 80 20 Rangers, COnnsn grass
Hoqs-Eocripts 400 head. shipments 300 heal Market
was shade lower Choice Heavy and Butch
- 81 "a 80 Packing and Yorker, Medium
10 Prime ~ 2OGsi 30. Pigs Common 10 Good - 100
Receipts 100 head shipments 400 head Market
strong FA: Fancy So lOQ - 90 L~uos - So
HAVANA MARKET
HAVANA oct 2G-spar.s h gold 2iO. HOB Exchange
quiet but MN
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Dantiny 4taOemirs.

LIEN DODWOE1I. 80. G>1 Flfth-avc.
a tLAS T., aul prvt" lessons Tor dancnr uiil com
mru'O SATURDAY. october -! @ond cont stamp ut circular
giving al plrucultr.
Ia rNVANF. Partisan -cn'atpn Of last fully
described ~ Alton ppiWO1i jas. pubshol by Gprion
son. So - t4s. lfls'
DANCING. a.. IeOnplof" in.tru tOI book. by ALLEN
DDDWpl =. pu JlsI-I ~ Harper H:stl7r,
I LENANDER MACGREGOKS,
~ Hadtsprtvr 6,,h.-i.. private Lessons
classes li dancing resume, ~ttuI lay. oct -
EERNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMY, 1872
1 East jithst Bank RuliiuHl. tlasssn are form
ng bIyae al cli-s Lessons Re opening reception Tues
dav OctoDor H. send iOr circular
CAUSES ACADEMY. Adclphi Hall. J2d-st
- amt Broa"way y aud evening clAssoi private lesson
all hours ,eId for circular
WALTZ taught rapIdy, private and class
W lesson al hours Csrt0r, DancnI Acalsng 10 5th-
Two large hall, To 1T for cleln terms moi
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Geolhers.

MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
y AcE - supp e, rr?' 500. Tafh,r' r, o,i 10y,
Mrs 81 !. Yot'aG.F r LroN. 20 raioa lu'ro-
BEST TEACHERS. Tutors and Govern
ANI... tmrr.,an s.loo' i.arr.i.e .t.'. litl De. s.
A EXPERIENCED TUTOR wishes private
. Dun. fftIu. l.f~ f.tIl.t fFrt.
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LNPEBIENCrD VISITING TEACHER
\ e.rs hf," daily r'-.o7 a. % .'n hF =, 49,
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IJES~F'S TEACHERS Agency. - East
I,u..t ,u ,pl.r, Competent professor. teachers tn
fo.. .4etI .,-.c, &c. Nu.. aif itnsl,r.- -p'ciI
lat.-. German. French ~.'ntA -p'-~l schools freom
MISS MARIE G. LCKSCU, Ill Nlcnut. has
W r.tl-ael from hcr ct ou ru 81, Europe a.f v
G,fn.n i-el..s and French. 800 tli p m $50 FNrl
\iK~. l.. btRBECk. tor the past IL wears
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fort hlrrl.t-r A. aN. AMI g. hrr,htw. 49, \. Cam.
bfNre ton pupils Tor cj'," ami l.". 800 't tyo
nv OR~, GoNcInr,-,. Prnfc~-o - Teachers,
.d hrt.,I,s. circulars OF cllIr. schools aupprl 20
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Eili. J Last l7th.st. DetN'"u az ave- AMI iloti"'y
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european advertisements.

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Genuine only " IA ,lmle OF BARON Ticbig's
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Baron Lltbig' and photograph having boon
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Baron Llcblg. the puJ.lc are infor ncl that tho
fleblg Company alone can Oicr the article with
Baron Lichis : guarantee Of genuincnest
IEBIG NONpANY'S EXTRACTOR VI EAT.
~ To be had OF all StOrescepers Grocets and Chem
ists solo gents .Or the United states twhJlestlO
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Dre5smlking.

MADAME Imported evening
w dud dunol drr@scs materials and styles
lu,ive Bon Il cho AMI louvre gloves COrse- htndker.
chiefs. IrriuncIy. - Yves, jOti-st
MADAM RESSiEGUEi is prepared to make
ff ladies' dr-sso- and "lrurn- cut by the TAILOR ~ -
TEN, and gives rool substantial wOrk aud satisfaction 10
customer charge, moderate. lSl Gthavr. nearly
opposite Macg's
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Jnstruftion.
For Young Ladies-City.

For young L9QleS-ClCy.
ABLE instruction. moderate rates, no home
Rev prs Crosby. Gallaudot and BnIehard Select 'h00i
CLASSICAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, 1,061
Madison ave near Pupils fitted or all college.
open e women those Primary and al
ysnced Terms for b9aEins pupils mOdersts
CARLISLE INSTITUTE.
facing Csa'5s rs a Ns. ..sSs for F1 qsnn;
IaGes and children Special Studio Fifteenth
HONE AND DAY SCHOOL tor little girls.
III Miss +. l.. FREEMAN, lla East l2sthst
MISS CHISHOLMS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
IS East e5tnst, Yew.YOrk
VIII reopen September % BOYS Classes
MISS GIBBONS ~
Roopens september 18th
MISS MARY HARRIOTT NORRIS, 9s7
s A. Go E.s li.sr Ss Sth oct 10th
TWENTY young aie. only reccye Ase %det ron
ton Member, accepted If satisfactory III 'rdor OF ApPcA
MRS. ROBERTS and MISS WALKER
wi VIII r.open their Day School Young Ladies, lis
Msdison.ave. on Wednesday september %
NO HOME study Tor pupils untor fourteen.
NIADEMOISELLE VELTlN
No I75 West 7Sd.t
MISSES A. & NJ. FALCONER PERKINS,
SeptenGer ~ 2o5i 5th.1v. Boarding pupils 500
MRS. GALLAIEK Rs, school en-. for Young Ladies
H.op.ns ocobcrs g. Grs @S'' Latin Ens, Iaaa
thorough French Goar ."ab me STr
MRS. GRIFFITTS' DAY SCHOOL for
'''"7 li4 Mad.,on.avc. near Forty Eirhtl-st
AIRS. SYLVA\US REEDS
For Young ladies' Nos and East 5s;.t y.
star OF professors AMI teachers 'rst'noi with
"i'' ''"' @Tn YEAR BEGINS OCTOBER l.
MISS BALLOW'S SCHOOL.
VIII. REOPEN on TntRSpN3. SEPTEMBER %
NIADEMOlSELLE RUEL, 20 East 56th-st.
N SCHOOL to NS GtE e. Imted fP To- n October
MISS CROKER AND MISS BECK'S
81 Yves, 42a;st Opposite Bryant r'r. r'opon' SOFTEN
MADAME DA SILVA, - West :isth-Sl.;
f English French AMI German Boarding and Day school
:oI Girls, reGpens october J.
STJOHN BAPTISTS CHOOL.2 33 East nth
- " IA boarding and ay school Tor young adct ani
SreTn for csSae FORMS Tor lay pupils 5
CT. JOHNS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
- ,., Ia, - and - W.T. oc,oi i'3d,',
MIS- J ''''''''"'' inv Miss LUCY l. HOVE.
TNlE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Cscc advertisement unlor SCHOOLS for boz. 'eso'1
rVHE MISSES PERlNES
LONG LSTABIisHFp, ocloHEH B.
rIHE MISSES MASON'N English and French
sat % WI ?ot,sI spoo4i conl.e 20. yaa' lppri~ 40
home sept Ii.
THE MISSES WHEAk<
BOARDING. AID pay isci'4oL IsH Young LADIES
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rTHE MISSES GRINNELL viii reopen their
D,yscuoor FOR GIrre
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Coed Ordinary .......... g. Lew Nhldllag...... ~
cod ORA 1.l6 Mitiiins "a
Stronger Liverpool accounts SIriei buyug movement
open and the temper continual firm an day nai
dysnCr OF for the day
sales. bales.
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1nstrutiion.

1nstrurilon.
For Young Lsdies-City.
THE COMSTOCK SCHOOL.
~ Established 1897
80 WEST 4OTH y f., = sWYORK.
(tacing Bryant Park)
English. French Boarding ana Day School Tor
y,uus ladies' and children MISS DAY In charge.
-CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS free.
~. state whether for hOTs girls and locality preferred
A. AVERY. American school Burcan. w l4th st, NY:
4 JACKSON SEMINARY, 2,O25 5th-ave.,
N. e l95th st-Cas steal Boarding and Day School
for Girls Terms moderate Pupils 1ttoi for College
classes EOcution Music Dancing and Ian
guagcs Primary. Kindergarten.
A FTER DATE, REV. DIR. AND MRS. c. II.
~ GARDNERs SCHOOL FOX GIRLS will DO perms-
ssnty located At 607 Fifth.aye.
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